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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

Miss Willard was reelected presI 'll
of the National WomaHs tprlstlah
peranee Union, Friday.
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pHILI.IS.

Prank A. Hart, of Monson, promi-
gent lawyer and editor OF the Monson
;Hute, died Thursday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24
Evansville, vi.

John Spillane, of Lisbon Fats, was fa-
tally burned by the bursting of a steam
pipe in Worumbo mill. He died the l4th
He leaves a wife and child.
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I, rhe Honor die Jal-e Of Probate for tie county

=
qHE u,ler-:-n,l Frc5 r.. Hartshorn. admin
L i-trafor " the Hrm NJ ptyis ~mtii, which
said firm was composed 81 hHric- 1t Davis ANA
Joseph +. Smith. both uf Ellsworth, Harcuck
county. deceased. rt>l rclu'N rcIrcsert- that the
goods and thar'ei- right amt credits ot said icm
net sufficient 70 pay IT, ja-t 'ct- ,nd charges
d administration
Wherefore your petitioner pra,- thar iaasuuch
: BY partial sale of any portion sand real 49,
tate the res. cue would b, greatly acpiecjatrd in
value he may hr licensed 70 sell the whuir u the
real estate, -chc luic II Witch l. tile iH FRO
hate Office FOR saH county, or surh paTt thereof
a VIII upt injurc tn" re-. ue, in 'iui n the
sion OF the " iooW : dover tHyreil
FRED T.. HART !iOt;N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

II i not often that farmers and farmers wives,
or people generally who keep hen>. have an
opportunity to make from ten to nifty dollars ID
eig hit weeks time. besides increasing the num-
Der Of egg. from their hens from two TO i've
hundred per cent. But like fourth Of july 1t
does come ouce year, and now i the time
For three years, |. ;. johnson X Co. -
Custom House street. Boston. Mas, have Of
fered several premiums payable in gold coin
for the best results from thr use of shrr1-
dams Powder TO make hens lay. These prcmi-
ums have become 20 popular among people
giO keep hens, that johnson Go. offer stlll
largeF premiums this year. They hereby
authorize us To say that they Viii pay one hum
dred dollars in gold coin, IN four separate
premiums. for the four best result, from eight
weeks trial of Sherdsns Powder TO make
hens Law The premiums are follows:
Fifty dollars for first best result; Twenty-Five
dollars for the second; Fifteen dollars for third
and ten dollars for fourth best result.
or course every person who completes can
not get premium. but the following letter
from party who took only small premium
last year, shows that every one can make mon
ey by the use Of Sherdans Powder, from in
crease of eggs alone, even if they do not get
premium.
Evansville, Vi.
is. johnson & Co. Il was happily diSap
poinied at receiving the Sc premium. | got
well paid for the S1.20 spent for Sheridan's
Powder in increase Of eggs from eight hens.
mO;s alsp ] should have got if bad not fed
the Powder. ] ain vel satisfied
Your. very truly. l.. ID, ALEXANDER.
Anv person can compete no desires. JohA-
son & Co. will send full particulars free TO Hns
address The sooner one commences the bet
ter, a. the more eggs they get during the >ea-
son of high prices. the more money they Will
mass ont Of the trial. If YOU wish to com
menca II once :. would be better to send for
some Powder and particulars 10th at the same
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H'hb'+''' d"a ""'"''"i'f-''-' h.tf ~ t.,
hih4ry
The undcsi Ined respectfully represent
tina, the Company 81 Militia u B.a,h.il .u
The county Of Hancock commanded Phi
Capt Icmurl wood CONSISTS ~ about nine
mon t.sit,..i
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Davies Csunsy Dsnerst-
Rev. n. p. Gill, o. Ireland, Dubojs
county, delivered . prohibition speech
It Masonic hall Tuesday 70 . good sixed
audience.
Mr.. Gill Il . stnieht-out prohibition
let and has very little sympathy for
either Of the old parties. He said there
was little hope Of securing . prohibitory
Law In either. In fact Il Was impossible
for either 70 advorAte such . measure, -
Ia would result - its DISCRIMINATION.
and no party wss likely 20 adopt : msa
are that would Inevitably terminate IN
lie ruin. He b radically opposed 70 IL
license 10 any form. high or low, because
liz 10 wrong IL principle. Prohibition be
considered The only means By which the
liquor irsflc could b suecessfuIly sup
Ipressed, and the prohibition party was
1.-The only one ihst could secure the pas
sage ofa prohibitory law. He therefore
insisted that u Was the duty Of every
prohibitionist 10 east his lot with that
party. His exposure Of the Republican
party a. : friend 20 the Temperance cause
was Is complete - II could we'll b. His
scathing remarks Of liz insincerity 10
Temperance legislation were inded ap.
lpropriste and we'll deserved He seems
Ito be one Of The few who have bad theiI
ieyes opened 10 the sham pretensions o.
1.-THE Republican party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

ID virtue Of IN execution % me d.
rected from the Clerk Of the Dubois
Circuit Court, 1 will expose q public
sale 10 the highest bidder, On
me 291H DAY o. OCFo-
BER, A. D. 1851.
between he hours or 10 o'clock :. u,
and Ao,cIock b. a.. Of aid day, at the
door Of the C0urt-hOuse IN the town 81
lJaeper. Dubois county, Indiana, the rents
and proilts for . term moi exceeding
seven years, OF the following described
real sstate, situate ID Dubois County
Indiana, to-wit:
TIE undivided one-half part Of th'
lsouth-west quarter Of The south-eas
|ouarter Of section No. nineteon (l0)
township two ~, south range No. iv'
'l(6l west. and the undivided one-haIf par
'lof he n0rth-half OF the north-wes quar-
Ter Of section No. t~Wenty-nine (29), II
|eaid township and range.
AIso. IOts Noe. two hundred and thir
.itv (zS01. two hundred and twcnty-f0u
'l(11l) and one hundred and seventeen
lam al 10 the town of Jasper, ooit
county, according % The plat q ~
.ItoWn. Also the soulh-east quarter 9
aItbe north-eaet quarter % section az
-tWenty-four (1ll, 10 towBnship No. to
sI(21, south range No. four "a west, Cd
sI0n failure - realise The foil amount Q
tIjudgment, interest and cost, I will at th
sa9s time and pIaee expose = publ
: sals the re- simple q sd real estate.
Taken - lhe property ~ DrUse Duett
Iper q The suit Of John Hueboer.
Said sale will b made without On
lrolief whatever from valuation Or y
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
VI Sheriff Dubois County.
= TaArLon : HUxTER, Attys FOR Pli
Oct ,, leo5-3w. n. & oio.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

SnIivae tine<
W. ,hluk Hon Thomas II. cOhb y ~
man Tar slsr Dsmurfat~ OF this State 10
nominate - their candidate fos 0ove'.
nor. he has had ten Year, crngres<'on-
II experience sui ~ chairman on ne
committee un public lands was chiefly
INSTRUMENTAL In gesstrg shro"Sh ne
Lower House Of Congsrss several LAND
forfeiture LiiIr vh,ch restored % the
people mis'ions upon miIii"ns 81 acses 81
he public sands A. . pnhlic servan,
Mr.. Cobb has invariably ~pnct'ced
what he preached and voted upon -.
cry occasion 10 favor Of The most rigid
economy in public expenditures. Mr.
Cobb Il : gentleman Of decided sciIity
q Z public epe>ker and should he be
the Democratic nominee for Governor
Indiana will 60 Democratic ~ q ieas'
ten shou<~nd majority. fes. give ..
Hon. Thos. r. Cobb for Governor, and
next year We will march 10 : sweepsne
Democratic victory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

On our first page viii Be found an
article from the Kokomo Dispatch.
under tbo above heading. Every well
informed man conceeds that with . fair
orRnulnlion The Democrats will elect
whoever they nominate in Indiana. and
that or de1oot last rear Was owing 70
u. 0onderson's lsck Of ability TO pro-
perlv organize the party 20 . to bring
cut the full vote. More depends on good
or9aniutiou than on Who ID the nominee,
though : good candidate ID Of course
very iupogtant but II Gov. Gray should
~ nominated for vice-P President By the
Democratic National Convention Il vii
insure NE vote Of tie State for he Dem
Ocrstic candidates.
The Dispatch mentions Judge NIbIach
- : probable candidate The Judge
while 10 W Md greatly honor the posi-
t5oo. declines The honor, and informed
- he Wo.Id much prefer : Pe-nomins,
siou 60r hfs present position. Bat ths
Dispsach s~xagulasly 0verIo0ks Hon. +
y Cobb. who will b : strong candidate
bo(ors tho Convention, snd also befor'
The people. r. pominseed. u wont d
% leave him OF Of y01r ealculationa
ur. Dispatch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

&ew Aioany ke18<.
Capt. Patton, Warden OF The State
Prison South. has adopted IN ingenious
plan 70 prevent prisoners getting out Of
the scoop.D - the wooden walled parts
or The prison 10 called. The old convicts
have away of sshazing" the new corners
When they are put I 70 work in the
the walls are pointed ont, the
"tenderfootr ID told that be can hide
sometime during the day and q night
scale the "fence' and skip out.
The oncers have had : good deal Of
from that source. and 20 Capt.
Patton hit on . scheme TO thwart the
'haxers. He has put eleven bsrbcd wires
close together all The way around the
top Of the board Wall. OF course any
man would know he could not clint
THAT or break Il without making noiel
ienough 10 rouse al the guards Cd th(
wall, and that will b the end Of attemp'
Ited escapes 10 that direction.
A band hss been organized II III
prison exclusively Of convicts, and the,
make rood music q the Sunday servi
Ices. The men attend church better an(
ARE more content with their let on DC
'Icount OF having the music.
The daily income from convict labo
lin The State Prison South now average
Il little over 600. In addition 20 thI
the prisoners have been and are doing
great deal OF work IN the way Of repair!
Just nov : brick building 20 = % feet
| being erected 70 make m0r shop room
Capt. Patton will not only make d
prison self-suetaining bot II be mee'
|. with no formidable Feverses will tram
form The old pen into : model prison
i'm. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

JAsrrR has ahcnt I 800 population. is
slsm>s~d IN me ha-ks ~ The beautiful
phloha river. end therefore always has :
suv~ supply ~ water bv sinking wr''s %
= levcl With me bod o. M creek. Thr
eewn = one mile wide fvcm Eass :"
West. bv . MILF and = half Norsh and
Rnush. Il y tho terminus ofthe Evsns-
villa ana Jasrer branch OF the =. + =
- II Nv. and hse three srains each w,
each day. TIL surrounded nv : splendid
agricultural ccunsrv. hrnishinG : large
Surplus o. provIasoas at : cheap nse.
lnss o. she town esr b. pnrehased ~ :
reaa0nahle price u u uuderinid Nv Two
rood workable veins ~ eoai. nom which
coaI h furnished 20 families u Z etc. .
hushel. and q msnuhcsorIes q cheaper
rates b ~ vasioua mine y The
vinceouea and New Albany railroad u
under consract IN ~ bnlls to the town,
Thus giving Il another railroad outlet. A
Gas and Mineral company Il Organized
which promises soon 70 develop natural
eas o. oil the prospects for both Of
which are nsttsrInx. Il IL unqoest.ona'
~ ~ Of the best points for manu-
featuring % any place In the West, and
~ citizens will extend . hearty welcome
70 Ill manufacturing enterprises. i
nov has ~ steam engines In IT. various
indussrial enterprises, embracing ! stave
hea ling and barrel factory, > planning
mIlIs and Ssh and door factories. 9spok'
factories. 2 roller process Aous mills :
W. snd corn MIL ! heading factory.
saw Mill and hath fsctory,3 machine and
engine shope. I wagon factory. ] fur
nisure shcsory. and l brewery. beside
numersos Other industries which do no
- Steam power. Il u destined er
long % b Z considerable cisv, and 81
worker Who will ssslst 10 make Il sucl
are cordially invited to come now mi
help push, and make part Of the prohts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

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Using he sslssr.,sd sync's p,oea rsmsasss |. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

4 clerk counted : bsskes Of esgs. ~
|tunk c,ss swo n . eime end one vemsin
~ four - . time aud . remained
de ~ : time aud ore v~mrineds ak - :
lime aud one v~msined: hns when b.
took out seven mono remsiued. How
many eggs were u IN baskess- Evsns
vile Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

w n Evans. fhe veteran editor ~ q
Princeton Democrat. ot@esved HE M,
second birthday last week. and On -
nccssion wss rrese,r~f With : massive
gol6 headed cane ~ INV o. HE tviend'
aud neIghhors. - Dsvirss County Dem
ncrAl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

The New York Times calls attention
- The improvement IL the departmental
work q Washington since ~ clerks
have been compelled 20 attend 70 their
businoss- -OHe keeper o. : restaurant"
ssys shs Times, has put bic complains In
% words which cannot - misunder-
oeood, osd which. though not Intended
a. havo o0ch - eject, ere really 3 trib-
use % ne character o. TIE Aoministra-
siou. BusIssss % very dull. be says, Be.
csuae The department clerks, who used
70 drop % for ; drink, and remain some
times tWo Or thYes hours, now seldom
como during bosiness hours, and Whes
they DO tako their drink or lunch and
hurry bock % their desks. Independen|
Or tko ret that the Government D get
ting better work than under the oil
system I'D more Of IL che clerks them
selves ase ~opporeatly saving money ant
health q The remit % their enforced II
oentioo % theIr duties--Evans- Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Herr d great noWe for 00oo-dginh hing
people. The Courier-Jousnsl ssys:
They say that the new Brazilian crop
- only 3.260.0O0 bags agaisst 6.19o,OCo
baGo - 1oo4 and that The India crop q
1G7,ooo picuIs against 1.3130oO pieuIl
- - used by 0anIp0latou for as0ths!
md supplementary boom II prices, end
- No. luxury ny eesons very pre-
oiooa indeed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

a gontls0an from Huntingburg ~
1n ooVo losl week, having 50 his posses-
- attention. ~ Petersburg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

WINS Winnineer be- resigued hk
pooltion q J~ezessonviIlo and returned
koOo tho 0roe Or he week. He hae ma-
~ ffioods here Who gladly welcome his
voeuso. ~ speaks 90 The highest terma
% Wor6oo Patton and hie excellent
maaagooent oad Improvements Of TIE
YrIooo South. He says We have the
rIghe man u ~ hight place % that 10.
o({tution.-uorlin Co. Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Some united action should - taken
~ oug cf;lDns % regard 70 the railroad
extension from jasper % Indianapolis.
olon Win b builtv The e~o1th-eastern part
o. Davioss eoooty : working ~sealously
% socueo n, end \ cor citizsns remain
1d1o they Will lee this golden plum
Let 3 public meeting b callod an6 Oh
jutorost pnshod forward.-AartiB %
0onocrAi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14
MANHOOD

a Lec1uro On the NetoYes TFoatDnent ind
radical cure u Seminal weakness. Or Srrkn AronsHosA,
induced ~ 0elf- Abuse. Involuntary Emirsions, Isro-
|1rpcy. Nervous Debility. and Impediments g Marriage
|PAysicai Incspacity. tc.-By E0BER ,. CULVER.
WILL y. D..
me world renowned suthor, n this admirable Lee.
|tuYe. Clearly proves from hts own experience thst ths
awful consequences o. Self Abuse may be e~nkctuanS
removed without dangerous urgicafopsratton bon gfss
rings o. cordIsIs; pointing out > mode q
|cnrs a cnrs CERTAIN and s1ectual. By which every sui
|forer, No matter What his condition may Be, may curt
himself chsaply, privately and radically.
~ sThts Lecture will prove : boon % thousandi
and Thousands.
sent under seal. IN . plain envelope. 10 any address
On receipt Of Z cents Or wopoetage stamps- Adres'
|IHB CUEvEnWELt 0EDICLI co.
III Ann 81. Nov xesh, =. - Psss One ~, ~
June ~, 1e9f-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Al NM Cords Of While and Burr
IOaONV Oak Slave Blocks Wanted
II my mill 10 Jasper. for which will
pay from e4.OO 10 500 per cord, &C.
coriing 70 grade. ]. N. RAMBO.
Sept. IL. 1887 SIN.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS
ONCE MORE!

The Holidays are approaching
again, and you will be wanting to
make somebody happy by giving.
Eleven years of buying this kind Of
goods for this city has given us the
experience of knowing the tastes and
demands of the people for this class
ofgoods. Our rule is to buy nothing
but what has some value in it. We
are now prepared to show a line Of
these goods very satisfactory to our
selves. 1t is impossible to enumer-
ate everything especially for the
Holiday trade, but, to do yourself
Justice, take the trouble to see our
goods, not only what is in the win
dows, but come in and look. 1t
will be no trouble to show you,
whether you purchase or not.
In Ladies' and Gents Handker-
chiefs, we have an elegant line of
both fine and cheap goods, from Sc.
to Zoe. each.
The largest line of Silk Mnfflers
to be seen anywhere is here. White
and Cream Silk MufHers from 81
up. Also, the best line of Gents
and Ladies' Gloves. Gents Gloves,
in Buck, Dog Skin, Kid, Castor,
Cashmere, Scotch, &C., &c. A
popular present for lady or gent is
an Umbrella. A very choice line
of them can be seen here, in Gloria,
Silk and Lisle, &C., with fine IA KIT.
gold and silver handles, and you
will be surprised at the very low
prices. These goods are speciality
with us, and we have taken particu-
lar pains in their selection. We
will show for the first time a line of
fine Gold-headed Canes, from 81 to
SO each.
We could go on and enumerate a
hundred different items, but will
only add if you want anything for
lady or gentleman come and see
what we have.
S. A. FINGER, Ag't.
Lambertville, N. j.
A new line of Sewing Silk, Beige
and Dot Veilings, just in.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21

Those exchanges that criticised THE
RECORD and other papers for publishing
the advertisement of the Tortilita Mines,
appear to be very quiet lately. They
were very quick to publish the fact that
the New York Herald had declared the
mines to be fraud, but they are not so
quick to report that the New York Her
AIDS exposure is proven to have been a
frand.
The New York Star in recent issue
shows that the Herald's expert" and
reporter" charged the Herald for hotel
bills at Tucson Hotel, Sept. 30, $i4 so and
Oct. l, $14.50, while they were only reg
istered for supper at that hotel, Sept
27th-one of them under an assumed
name, and both of them giving an as.
sumed residence. Affidavits are given
showing that they spent about two hours
in their pretended examination of twelve
mines owned by the company, which were
miles apart, and the only shafts they en-.
tered were two abandoned by the com.
pany, and they declined to enter one Of
the mines that was being worked. Thai
is the kind of an examination these tex
perts" gave.
Francis d. Taylor, well.known min
ing engineer, declares that it takes tel
days to properly examine these mines
He speaks of them as promising all tina
the Company claim.
Other very damaging testimony agains
the Herald experts" are given, and som
very strong facts from reports of the U
). Mint Bureau and others, establishing
the fact that so far as developed thes
mines indicate rich yields.
Mr.. Joseph II. Real, the President @
the Tortiita Company, has individual
entered suit against the Herald for $3.50,
600 damages, and the Company has ais
begun suit for like amount.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21

If s'taking the duty off of articles
used by the common people" will de-
crease the price to the consumer, will
some of our very wise, Tor otherwise, J
free trade contemporaries tell us why the
putting of coffee on the free list did not
reduce its price to tho consumer?
II "a high tariff increases the price of
goods to the consumer" will our free
trade solons be kind enough to tell us
why it is that crockeryware, silks, mus
Inns, &C., are now much cheaper than
they were before the tariff developed
home industries?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
DEATHS.

CURTIS.-In Holland township. Dec. 10, 1857,
David Curtis, aged 81 years month and II days.
coRsON.-At Loektown, Dec. II. 1887. of con-
SUMPTION Asa Corson, aged As years. ! month
and Fl days.
BALDWIN.--At Bapiisttown, Dec. G, 1887 Mrs.
Maria Baldwin, aged 81 years. months and p
days.
CAsE.--At Morris Plains Asylum, December 10,
1887. James NJ Case, of Lambertyille. eyed 20
years.
JONES.-In New York City, Dec ii, 1887, at the
residence OF her mother. Mrs. Clarence S. Brown :.
No. 80 West 69th street. Carrie W, wife Of John
l.. Jones' Jr. OF Pennington, N. J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21

Who are in favor of free trade ? All
the English manufacturers and exporters,
and all the importers of this country.
Now if it would not benefit these,
would they be in favor of it2
Anything which helps foreign manu-
facturers correspondingly Injuries home
manufacturers land throws labor out of
employment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
MARRIAGES.

BEANS-APPLEToN.-At the NJ. e. Parsonage
Lambertyille. N. j., by Rev. ]. H. Boswell
SAMUEL Beans of Mechancsyile Bucks Co., Pa,
to Miss Esther s. Appleton. of Buckmanyille,
Bucks Co., Pa.
ULLEN-B0NHAM.-At the residence Of the
brides father, at Rcsemont, December 10. 1857.
by Rev. p. G. Bascom. Theodore l.. Cullen to
Mary A. daughter of Z. T. Bonham. Esq.
PRICE WILSON-At the residence of the BRIDES
parents Nov. "a, 1887, by Rev. p. C. Bascom,
James M. Price, Of Centre Bridge, Pa, and lisa
belle +. Wilson, of Stockton, N. J.
NORTHUMBERLAND. Mount Pleasant,
NJ j.. November "a, 1887, by Rev. Horace d.
Sassaman, Jacob C. Hackett and Ida ] daughter
of Charles Keephart, Of Mount Pleasant.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21

"A Democratic paper thinks President
Cleveland has ''taken the bull by the
horns" (the tariff "bull, he means).
Very likely, and he is beginning to wish
that that bull was an heifer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21

The tariff, which was "a local issue"
when the Democrats ran Gen. Hancock,
ga good man, weighing 24O pounds, has
been made national issue by another
man weighing as much or more.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
CLARK PTERs0N, Editor.
LAMBERTVILLE. N. ].
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, 1887.

The Ne'O YORK Times has come out
openly as Democratic sheet. 1t has
been that in reality Tor years, while it has
claimed to be a independent Republican
haaf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
A True Friend

To the sick and suffering, is DIR. Kauf-
mann's great Medical Work, finely illus
trated. Send three 2.cent stamps, to pay
postage, to A. P. Ordway q Co., Boston,
Mass, and receive copy free.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
TOWELS. NAPKINS. &c.

sS- THE BEST LINE OF TOWELS in THE CITY. go
Fine Linen Towels 40 in. long 1Oc.
Damask Towels is, 20 and Csc.
Knotted Fringe Towels 20, 80 and SOC.
Fine Napkins rs, 9s, SIPS and 81 So
Fringed Doylies 75, 9s and slips.
Linen sets--cloth with doylies to match.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-21
BLANKETS, AND QUILTS.

NOTHING MORE DESIRABLE THEN PAIR OF
BLANKETS OR A QUILT
White Blankets 9sc., Si.49 and $780,
Lambs Wool Blankets SIS, SO and 81.
White Quilts 9sc., 81 rs, $3.50 and 50.
Marseiles Quilts $3.50, SO. 81 and So.
sateen Comfortables so, $3.50 and $3.50.